From p. 78 of What Makes You Not A Buddhist by Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse:
"When some of us become parents ourselves, even a little understanding of interdependence effectively softens our expectations of our children, which they may interpret as love. Without that understanding, we might have good intentions to love and care for our children, but our expectations and demands can become unbearable."
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